Nature diving crow

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  1. kevin davies

    kevin davies Well-Known Member

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    Just looking for comments
     
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    Different, I must say Kevin. It has turned out to be a great silhouette with a nice vignetter. To get birds in flight, start at 1/2000th sec. shutter speed to really freeze the bird and get all those great details. I shot some recently at 3200th. sec. No problems.
     
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    It was a shot to nothing with some post editing Reminds me of a stealth bomber. Thanks for the comment
     
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    as an image i find the silhouette has motion blur, this looks like a fault rather than an effect in this particular image, i suggest a higher shutter speed, the vignetting is too grainy, this is also a trait of the silhouette, for this i suggest a better blend / blur.
    as for the composition / image intention it is great, birds in silhouette, esp diving are a great black and white composition.
    the vignette, although not to my liking can work as an artistic comp, the unsharp subject either needs more intended blur or a more intentional sharp image.
    a critique review.
     

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